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3. Siblings: John S. Brawley
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Jonathan Brawley

Born: June 1802 in Greenbriar County, Virginia
Died: 1866 in Webster County, Missouri

Mother: Hannah Smith or Smyth
Father: James Brawley

Married: Margaret Bogle

daughter of John Bogle and Margaret ?. She was born 18 Nov 1815 in Wythe County, Virginia, and died December 1892 in Webster County, Missouri.

Children:

1. Louisa
   b. Abt. 1850
2. Oliver Cromwell
   b. 17 Sept 1852, Seymour, Webster County, Missouri
3. Margret J.
   b. Abt. 1856
4. George M.
   b. Abt. 1858
5. Guy S.
   b. Abt. 1860

Sources and Additional Information:

Notes for Jonathan Brawley:

In the 1840 Greene Co Census 3 entries from William Mckendree Rogers

Notes for Margaret Bogle:

Listed in the Findley Twp, Webster Co, MO census 1880 living as a widow next to her son Oliver C.

This page was last updated on: May 18 2008